


But, rest assured, you can use your printer’s IP address to help you fix connection issues and connect new devices to your computer. What You Can Do With Your Printer’s IP AddressĪt some point, you’ll need to diagnose a printer IT issue, and we hate to break it to you, but it’ll be a bit more complicated than fixing a paper jam.

Click on your printer to reveal its IP address.Open the Client List or DHCP Client Table.Find the DHCP Client Table or Client List.

Type your router’s username and password.Enter 192.168.1.1 into the address bar of any web browser.Make sure you have access rights to your router.If five tabs pop up, find your IP address in the Ports tab.If three tabs pop up, find your IP address in the Web Services tab.Right-click on Printer and select Properties.If our instructions don’t work for your printer, we recommend looking up specific instructions for how to print a network configuration page based on your printer’s make and model. FROM THE EXPERTS: Printing a network configuration page is a universal way to find your printer’s IP address.
